Publications by authors named "Lena Johannsen"
Article Synopsis
- Inconsistent reporting of outcomes in rosacea clinical trials is hindering accurate data analysis and meta-analyses, highlighting the need for standardized outcome measures.
- A core outcome set (COS) was developed through systematic literature reviews and a Delphi process, involving feedback from physicians and patients to identify essential outcomes in rosacea trials.
- The final COS includes 8 key domains, such as skin symptoms and patient satisfaction, which aim to enhance the comparability and relevance of future rosacea research and interventions.
Background: Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory disorder affecting millions of individuals worldwide. Diagnosis is based on signs and symptoms with management and treatment aimed to suppress inflammatory lesions, erythema, and telangiectasia. While many clinical trials of rosacea exist, the lack of consensus in outcome reporting across all trials poses a concern.
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